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While Trump later backpedaled by claiming he was only referring to “waste,” his subsequent tax cut proposals raise the specter of defunding the program, with there being no evidence to support Trump’s assertion that the difference could be made up through high tariffs.

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Sir Peter said compulsory redundancies could be enforced if “unavoidable” after a period of “selective voluntary” job losses.

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However, the Kiel Institute warns there could be a "significant fall" in aid to Ukraine in 2025, external, suggesting that President Trump could cut the US contribution when he returns to the White House in January.

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Their projects could be written reports or, if their talents lay elsewhere, movies, plays, songs or board games — as long as they showed they had learned the lesson at hand.

It’s much easier to grade a test than to evaluate a project, and I don’t know how widely the program could be replicated.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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